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You're getting downvoted because this isn't something that Peter is claiming to be an expert in. He's an attorney, not an economist.
by mdturnerphys 6y ago
You're getting downvoted because this isn't something that Peter is claiming to be an expert in. He's an attorney, not an economist.
- CyberRabbi 6y agoI would expect an immigration attorney to be generally well-versed in immigration in all facets. I’m a Rust developer but I generally keep up with all topical software engineering issues.
- Andre84 6y agoit depends. In my opinion, each case/ impact is individual while some cases might impact negatively the native american [ in reservation? born in US? or to which extent native?], others might impact them in a positive way
- CyberRabbi 6y agoThe existence of individual cases does not negate the fact that a systemic effect exists. What is that systemic effect?
- Andre84 6y agothere is certain good in diversity which comes from immigrants from different locations altogether with skills and natural resources it was a factor that allowed US to build the most powerful economy in the world. However, times change. I remember from lessons of History in the Univesity that every civilization has phases: Establishing, Prosperity, Decay. It is obvious that average impact at each of the three phases might be different. Also it might be that in the North and in the South the impact is opposite.
- CyberRabbi 6y agoAre you an American politician or a practicing immigration attorney?
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